NHL Frozen Frenzy returns Tuesday night on ESPN, ESPN2, and ESPN+. Every NHL team will be in action with staggered start times, and live look-ins to every game. The action starts in Philadelphia at 6 p.

The NHL ‘s annual ‘Frozen Frenzy’ takes place Tuesday, meaning all 32 teams will be in action with games starting at 6 p.m. ET and culminating with an 11 p.m. ET puck drop between the Los Angeles Kings and Vegas Golden Knights.

Tuesday’s NHL slate features all 32 NHL teams playing, which means Frozen Frenzy coverage is back! There’s going to be wall-to-wall action all night long on the ice, starting with an Eastern Conference tilt between the 3-1 Washington Capitals on the road against the 1-3 Philadelphia Flyers.

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Monday’s lone NHL matchup spotlights two of the NHL’s most prolific goal scorers sharing a sheet of ice in Auston Matthews and Nikita Kucherov.

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In what literally is a once-per-season event, all 32 NHL teams are in action Tuesday night, taking part in the

NHL fans are in for a treat with tantalizing matchups in the Frozen Frenzy, including an Ovechkin-versus-Michkov contest. Here's how to follow it and why it's important.

On Tuesday, Oct. 22, the NHL will have the Frozen Frenzy for the first (and as of now, the last) time this season. All 32 teams will be in action and there will be games throughout the night with each one starting at a different time,